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Thurs. Oct. 20, 1898: Ther. warm Wea. clear we unloaded our rock salt at Jim Thaxtons and put both teams on the other wagon and took the wire up to the ranch. we dug about half of the potatoes this afternoon. Friday 21: Ther. warm Wea. clear finished digging the potatoes. we had about 15 bu. and went down to Carmel got 25 bu. of Rob. Mancur and went down to Al. Misnors to camp.

These diaries, written by William Louis Crawford, contains daily comments on the weather and on his activities with family and associates, crop growing, animal herding, photography, crayon painting, travel, church, etc. while living with his family at Oak Creek in Zion Canyon near Springdale, Utah. The first begins in the year 1898 when Louis was 25. Missionary experiences in Oklahoma are recorded from Nov. 17, 1904 to June 13, 1906.

Thurs. Oct. 20, 1898: Ther. warm Wea. clear we unloaded our rock salt at Jim Thaxtons and put both teams on the other wagon and took the wire up to the ranch. we dug about half of the potatoes this afternoon. Friday 21: Ther. warm Wea. clear finished digging the potatoes. we had about 15 bu. and went down to Carmel got 25 bu. of Rob. Mancur and went down to Al. Misnors to camp.